The I-78 Lehigh Valley corridor supports one of the region’s most concentrated networks of warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, industrial parks, trucking operations, contractor properties, cold-storage facilities and multi-building commercial sites. These properties often operate very differently from ordinary offices or customer-facing businesses.
Employees, contractors, vendors, drivers, freight, fleet vehicles and tractor-trailers may enter and leave throughout multiple shifts. A single property may include truck entrances, loading docks, trailer staging, employee parking, production areas, restricted storage, exterior equipment, controlled doors, vehicle gates and detached buildings.
Northeast Remote Surveillance and Alarm, LLC (NERSA) designs, installs, integrates, monitors, upgrades and supports commercial and industrial security systems for properties throughout the I-78 Lehigh Valley corridor.
Our work is planned around how the property actually operates: where employees enter, where trucks circulate, where freight changes hands, which doors require control, where trailers are staged, what areas remain exposed after hours and how authorized personnel need to manage the finished system.
For broader regional coverage, visit Lehigh Valley Commercial and Industrial Security Systems.
For industrial parks, business parks and logistics properties throughout the region, visit the Lehigh Valley Industrial Park and Logistics Directory.
Request an I-78 Corridor Security Assessment or call 1-888-344-3846.
Commercial and industrial systems only.
Security Planning for I-78 Commercial and Industrial Properties
Security along the I-78 corridor should be planned around the facility rather than around a generic package of cameras, readers or alarm devices.
An effective commercial security assessment may consider:
- Building and property layout
- Employee and visitor movement
- Operating schedules and shift changes
- Contractor and vendor access
- Truck entrances and circulation
- Shipping and receiving
- Loading docks
- Trailer staging
- Parking and fleet areas
- Vehicle gates
- Warehouse and production areas
- Restricted rooms
- Inventory and materials
- Exterior equipment
- After-hours exposure
- Existing security equipment
- Cabling, fiber and network infrastructure
- Monitoring and response procedures
- Future expansion
The objective is to provide useful visibility, controlled access, dependable detection, documented activity and a system that authorized personnel can manage after installation.
I-78 Corridor Security Resources
Each resource below addresses one specific security requirement commonly found at warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing plants and logistics properties along the corridor.
Warehouse Security Systems
For warehouse interiors, employee entrances, inventory areas, overhead doors, parking and other warehouse-specific security requirements, visit I-78 Warehouse Security Systems.
Truck Yard Security Systems
For trailer rows, fleet areas, truck courts, yard lanes, fence lines and exterior vehicle operations, visit Truck Yard Security Systems.
Loading Dock Security Systems
For dock doors, shipping and receiving areas, freight transfer, driver activity and delivery documentation, visit Loading Dock Security Systems.
Cargo Theft Prevention Systems
For coordinated security around freight movement, shipment accountability, controlled access and incident documentation, visit Cargo Theft Prevention Systems.
License Plate Recognition
For dedicated vehicle and plate documentation at truck entrances, delivery lanes, employee parking areas and controlled gates, visit License Plate Recognition Camera Systems.
Commercial Gate Access Control
For controlled entry of employees, contractors, vendors, fleet vehicles and tractor-trailers, visit Commercial Gate Access Control Systems.
Remote Video Monitoring
For selected gates, docks, parking areas, truck courts and exterior zones that may benefit from active after-hours review, visit Remote Video Monitoring and Live Talk-Down.
Core Security Systems for I-78 Properties
Commercial and industrial properties along I-78 may require several coordinated security disciplines depending on the facility and its operation.
Commercial Video Surveillance
For cameras protecting commercial buildings, warehouse interiors, exterior areas, gates, loading zones and industrial operations, visit Commercial and Industrial Video Surveillance Systems.
Access Control
For controlled employee entrances, credentials, schedules, permissions and restricted commercial openings, visit Commercial and Industrial Security Services.
Commercial Intrusion Alarms
For doors, overhead openings, offices, warehouse areas, detached structures and after-hours intrusion detection, visit Commercial and Enterprise Intrusion Alarm Systems.
Commercial Fire Alarm and Life Safety
For qualifying commercial fire detection, notification, supervision and life-safety projects, visit Commercial and Industrial Fire Alarm Installation.
Professional Security Monitoring
For monitored commercial intrusion, panic, trouble and other qualifying system events, visit Commercial and Industrial Security Monitoring.
Infrastructure, Fiber and Connectivity
For structured cabling, fiber, PoE switching, wireless links, equipment racks and multi-building connectivity, visit Commercial and Industrial Infrastructure and Cabling.
I-78 Security by Market
The corridor connects several major Lehigh Valley commercial and industrial markets, and each location should be served by its appropriate geographic parent or dedicated corridor resource.
Allentown and Upper Saucon
For commercial and industrial properties tied directly to the Allentown portion of the corridor, visit Commercial Security Systems Near I-78 in Allentown, PA.
Bethlehem and Lower Saucon
For Bethlehem-area industrial, warehouse, manufacturing and commercial properties, visit Commercial and Industrial Security Systems in Bethlehem, PA.
Route 33 and Easton-Area Connections
For properties where Route 33 is the primary industrial or freight connection, visit Lehigh Valley Route 33 Industrial Corridor Security Systems.
Western Lehigh Valley and Berks Transition
For warehouse, manufacturing and logistics properties west of the primary Lehigh Valley market, visit Berks County Industrial and Logistics Corridor Security Systems.
Existing Security Systems, Upgrades and Takeovers
Many I-78 commercial and industrial properties already have cameras, access control, intrusion alarms, cabling, fiber or other infrastructure installed.
Existing equipment does not automatically need complete replacement.
NERSA can evaluate the current system to determine what remains serviceable, what can be reused, what requires repair and which improvements should be prioritized.
For a focused evaluation of an existing installation, visit Commercial Security System Inspection and Assessment.
For regional modernization projects, visit Lehigh Valley Commercial Security System Upgrades, Retrofits and Takeovers.
Commercial Security for Different I-78 Property Types
NERSA works with qualifying commercial and industrial properties whose security requirements may extend beyond a single building or conventional office environment.
Warehouses and Distribution Centers
For warehouse and distribution operations requiring coordinated protection of entrances, inventory, docks and surrounding areas, visit I-78 Warehouse Security Systems.
Manufacturing Facilities
For production environments, employee entrances, restricted areas, materials and manufacturing operations, visit Manufacturing Plant Security Systems.
Industrial Parks
For shared entrances, parking, tenant buildings, exterior areas and multi-building infrastructure, visit Lehigh Valley Industrial Park Security Systems.
Multi-Site Organizations
For organizations managing several commercial or industrial facilities through coordinated security administration, visit Multi-Site Commercial Security Systems.
How NERSA Approaches an I-78 Corridor Project
NERSA begins by understanding the property and its operation before defining the equipment.
A project may include evaluation of entrances, employee movement, trucks, trailers, docks, parking, gates, restricted areas, existing systems, communications, infrastructure and future expansion.
From there, the design can establish the specific security outcomes required for the property.
Depending on the project, that may include clearer video evidence, better employee access control, improved vehicle documentation, more dependable intrusion detection, stronger after-hours awareness, improved communications or better connectivity between buildings.
Existing equipment can be evaluated where appropriate before new infrastructure is specified.
The completed system should then be installed, configured, tested, labeled and documented so authorized customer personnel can operate and administer it effectively.
Why I-78 Corridor Organizations Choose NERSA
Northeast Remote Surveillance and Alarm, LLC has focused on commercial and industrial security and life-safety systems since 2008.
NERSA plans systems around the complete operation rather than treating every property as the same installation.
That may include consideration of:
- Employees
- Visitors
- Vendors
- Contractors
- Drivers
- Doors
- Gates
- Docks
- Trucks and trailers
- Restricted areas
- Exterior property
- Camera evidence
- Access permissions
- Alarm detection
- Monitoring
- Cabling
- Fiber
- Network infrastructure
- Existing equipment
- System documentation
- Future growth
The objective is a dependable, manageable and scalable commercial security system designed around the way the property actually operates.
NERSA does not install residential alarm packages.
Learn more at About Northeast Remote Surveillance and Alarm, LLC.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of properties does NERSA support along the I-78 Lehigh Valley corridor?
NERSA supports qualifying warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, industrial parks, contractor properties, truck yards, commercial campuses and other non-residential properties.
What areas are covered by the I-78 Lehigh Valley corridor?
The corridor includes commercial and industrial markets extending through western Lehigh County, Upper Macungie, Allentown, Upper Saucon, Bethlehem, Lower Saucon and connected Route 33 and Easton-area markets.
Can NERSA upgrade an existing warehouse or industrial security system?
Yes. Existing cameras, access control, intrusion alarms, communications, networks, cabling and related equipment can be evaluated to determine what should remain, be repaired, expanded or replaced.
Can cameras, access control, alarms and gates work together?
Yes, when compatible equipment and the operational requirements of the property support coordination.
Does NERSA work with multi-building and multi-site organizations?
Yes. Projects can range from one commercial or industrial facility to coordinated security systems serving several buildings or locations.
Does NERSA provide remote video monitoring?
NERSA can provide remote video monitoring for qualifying commercial and industrial applications where selected cameras, schedules and response procedures support the service.
Does NERSA install commercial fire alarm systems?
NERSA supports qualifying commercial and industrial fire alarm and life-safety projects based on the property, scope and applicable requirements.
Does NERSA install residential security systems?
No. NERSA focuses on commercial, industrial and other non-residential environments.
How does an I-78 corridor security project begin?
A project typically begins with a property-specific review of the facility, operations, entrances, docks, yards, vehicle movement, existing systems, infrastructure and long-term requirements.
Request an I-78 Corridor Security Assessment
For a warehouse, distribution center, manufacturing facility, truck yard, contractor property, industrial park or other commercial security project along the I-78 Lehigh Valley corridor, contact Northeast Remote Surveillance and Alarm, LLC.
Request an I-78 Corridor Security Assessment or call 1-888-344-3846.
Commercial and industrial systems only • New installations • Upgrades • Retrofits • Takeovers • Monitoring